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Mucur rugs photo gallery - Learn about Mudjur carpets

Mucur, a town in the Kırşehir Province of Central Anatolia, is known for its traditional rug weaving. Mucur (Mudjur) rugs, particularly prayer rugs, are valued for their intricate designs and fine craftsmanship.

The Mucur Rugs Photo Gallery includes examples such as an 18th-century piece from the Konya Ethnographic Museum, a prayer rug showcased at the Sartirana Textile Show 2018, and an antique Mucur rug measuring 162.5 x 107.5 cm. These pieces reflect the cultural and artistic significance of Mucur weaving traditions.

Check also our auction price guide for Mucur (Mudjur) rugs.

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Mucur 18th, KEM (Konya Ethnographic Museum)
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Mucur prayer rug. (Seltene Orientteppiche at Sartirana Textile Show 2018)
Antique Mucur from Muammer's carpet shop
Antique Mucur  from Muammer Ucar’s carpet shop in Konya (Ipek Yolu Carpets & Kilims)
Lot 369. ANTIQUE KIRSEHIR/MUCUR. 162,5 x 107,5 cm. Estimate € 950 - 1,200
ANTIQUE KIRSEHIR/MUCUR. 162,5 x 107,5 cm. (Bukowskis November 2012)

Images in the Mucur (Mudjur) rug gallery are published with permission from auction houses, dealers, collectors or museums.